Where else?
I’ve been busy again. Very few of my theater reviews have been ending up on this site. Instead… My review of the world premiere of The Second Mrs. Wilson, at […]
Come on in, Carlotta’s fine
There Carlotta Festival of New Plays Remaining performances: Deer and the Lovers by Emily Zemba, May 13 at 2 p.m. and May 14 at 8 p.m. Preston Montfort by Ryan […]
The Elevada Review
Elevada By Sheila Callaghan. Directed by Jackson Gay. Through May 16 at the Yale Repertory Theatre, corner of York and Chapel streets, New Haven. (203) 432-1234. Elevada is what is […]
Sorry I haven’t blogged
OK, I’ve got to get this site in shape. Only half my thoughts on the 2015 Humana Festival made it onto here so far, because I scribbled most of them […]
Here Comes the New Neighborhood
This was my third time visiting the Humana Festiva in Louisville, Kentucky, and the place is so hospitable and generous that they really make you feel a part of their […]
The I Will Be Gone review
There’s a lot of sex talk in the Humana plays this year. I liked it best in Erin Courtney’s I Will Be Gone, where the banter and come-ons and physical […]
I am, it seems, an idiot
I’m still in the midst of getting my thoughts down from the Humana festival, but I just noticed this comment and wanted to share it broadly. I find such “dares” […]
Sneaking off to Spinnelli’s
I am of the firm belief that punk culture is often more civilized and supportive than purported mainstream culture. My proof in Louisville is the beautifully run, warmly welcoming, delightfully […]
The Dot Review
I’m less interested in the specific dramaturgical problems of Colman Domingo’s Dot as a play than I am in how it’s being received here at Humana. This festival is a […]
The Roommate review
If The Roommate is a conscious allegory for the decline of Western civilization, or a metaphor for arms buildup or something, then I’m OK with it. If, on the other […]